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Forf urtihneforr matoinoP no livtiys,oi utrw ebsiwtwew:. politybooks.com Cotnents Preface ix 1 Itnroudcitno:E cnoomiAcn throogpyo l 1 SomIes suoefMs e thod 3 TheH umaEnco nomy 6 CrtiilcA antrhpooolgy 9 Orgnaziaitoonft he Book 15 2 Economfyr otmh Aen cieWnotr ltdot hAe geo ft eh 18 Inetrnt e Economya sH ouseohlMda nagement 18 MedievaanldE a rMloyd erRno otosfE cnoomic Theory 20 24 TheR ieso fP oltiiacl oEncomy The EcoincAon tmhropooglyo fK arlMa rx 27 NaitonCaalp ailtiasnm dBe yond 29 Conlcuosni 34 3 TheR iseo fM oderEnc onmoicasn Adn trhopoogly 37 TheG erman Ttriaodni 39 42 TheB rtiisThrd atioin TheA meiracnT radition 46 48 TheF erncThr aidtion Cocnliuosn 53 v Contents 4 TheGo dleAng eo fE conoimAcn thrloopgoy 55 KarPlo nlyaain tdh Seu sbtavnitSsichto ol 56 TheF ormaislts 64 Conucslion 70 5 Aftre tFhorema lstiu-bSsttaiinvsDteb ate 72 Maxrism 73 Femniism 79 TheC ultuTruarln 83 HarSdc iceen 88 TheA nhtorpoloofgyM oney 93 Conlcusion 97 6 UneuqaDle veplmeont 100 Devleompenitn Uannqe uaWlo rdl 101 Antrhopgosiltoasnd D eveplmoetn 105 TheAn trhoploogoyfD eevlopmienAn frti ca 109 TheI nforEmcoanolm y 112 BeynodD evoeplmte?n 1"16 Cocnulsni o 119 7 TheS ocilatiA sltneartive 121 Soaclimi s 123 PosotcslitiaT sranosrmfaiton 130 ReformS oacliism 137 Cocnulsion 139 8 One-woCralpdli mit as 124 ThDee evlopmoefCn atpa iltism 143 InudsrtiWaolr k 149 Conusmptni o 152 CorrpaotCea pailmti s 155 Moneayn tdh Feni anicaClr isis 159 Conlcusion 116 9 Where WeDG oo FrHoemr e? 163 HistoErthyn,o gprhayC,r iutei q 146 ,,, Co11te11ts EconomAinct hropoalso Dga iys cipline 169 FareewltloH omoe co11omicus 172 Noteosn F urthReera ding 175 Bibliogmphy 179 Index 196 vii Preface Thibso kob egnal eia fsa p oistoinp apefro arc ofnerewnec e convenedi n .Juneo nt2 0hs0et6 ta eo fe conocma inhtropol­ og,yw itha parutalircf oucso nt hceo netmporarrleye nvcae of tihdee oafsK arPlol ain.Wy henw ec amet op reaprteh e procdeiens gforp ubiclat(iHonann a ndH art 20o0ur9 ), paperw asc leatrololy o ntgofi ti not thtav oulmeI.n t he menaitmeit h asc oniutnedt og rowC.om peltihoansb een deleadny oto nlbyyc ompetnigc ommitsm( etnhutes uaacla ­ demiecx csuesb)u bty t ehi mpacotft hlea ets,mt osstre iuos criosfti hswe o rledco nomwyh,ci hh adsi verstoemodef o ur energiaensdi nisrpeudst og ivteh es uebcjotf m onye even gretaepror mniencet ihtene xttah ni atl eradhya .dT hifisna n­ cailcr siiasn di tsso ccioanls equmeanyhc aveest akmeons otf thweo lrdb ys urrsipei,n cilnutgdh eeco nosmtibsu,ti ts hould nohta vbee ean s rupritsoee oc nmoichs iotrainosr a nthro­ poolgsist,w hoh aev lnogb eefnma iliwairtn hot ionlsi ke 'cerateid versuticotna'n d' uenqulad evelotp'Tm.he enl aetts criiss nhoaltse uds t oc hnaget hreta oinaalneds t rurceot fu thibso okw,hc ihc ombnieash sityo roefco nocma inthorplo­ ogyw iht pae rsipveoecn tw orlhsdit orbyu;ti cto nveennitly demnostrawtheyts h iissm o rteah na m atteorfa nitquiaarn schloasrhpi. 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This book is a new introduction to the history and practice of economic anthropology by two leading authors in the field. They show that anthropologists have contributed to understanding the three great questions of modern economic history: development, socialism and one-world capitalism.
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